Powell Hargrave wrote: > > >I'll agree with Ann on this. When I adjust black/white point, its an > >admission that I've come up short as a photographer. Coming from my slide > >shooting background, my goal is to get it right in the camera. > >Kenneth Waller > > My goal is to get it right in the final image. > If I get the shot close enough in camera to give material to produce the > final image that is being strived for with no lose of quality that is success. > > After manipulating digital images for a while you can envision what can be > done which allows more freedom when shooting. > > Powell
I just don't think that way. Can't help it. I love that I can look at the image just after shooting to get a vague idea if I've been successful, my problem in shooting is being able to hold the camera steady enough for the light conditions I'm working in :) If I don't get it right to my way of thinking, no one else is gonna see it. and if I have to mess with it too much in photoshop, well - it just goes in the trash. I'm a ruthless editor of my own work... though I certainly miss the mark often enough anyway. ann, the anti-post processor
